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Ep 53 Coral Larval Enhancement Trial | Dr Jenny Shaw & Dr Damian Thompson
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Ep 52 The Big Blue Ocean | Professor Jessica Meeuwig
September 7, 2026 · 1 hr 14 minProfessor Jessica Meeuwig AM is one of Australia’s most important voices in ocean conservation. Recently appointed a Member of the Order of Australia for her significant service to marine conservation and research, Jessica is the inaugural…
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Ep 51 Inside the Hammerhead Shark Mystery | Dr Naima Andrea Lopez
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Ep 50 living ancient reptiles, rare frogs and the science of saving species | Professor Nicki Mitchell
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Ep 48 Human Parasites and Pathogens | Dr Amanda Ash
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Ep 47 Why Native Bees Matter More Than You Think | Dr Kit Prendergast
June 29, 2026 · 1 hr 10 minWhen it comes to Australia’s native bees, few people have done more to bring them into the public eye than Dr Kit Prendergast. In this episode of Paramount Importance, Kurt is joined by Dr Kit Prendergast, a native bee scientist…
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Ep 46 Fire ecology and cultural fire management | Dr Ursula Rodrigues
June 15, 2026 · 58 minIn this episode, I sit down with Ursula Rodrigues, a fire ecologist whose PhD research explores the intersection of Western ecological science and Indigenous knowledge systems. Through close collaboration with Noongar Elders, families, and…
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Ep 45 Peacock Jumping Spiders | Michael Lun
June 1, 2026 · 1 hr 6 minAt just 18 years old, Michael Lun has already established himself as one of Western Australia’s most knowledgeable peacock spider enthusiasts. Through countless hours of fieldwork, wildlife photography, and species surveys, Michael has…
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